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This post is part of our fall 2018 blOAAg series, Amazing Mentorship Stories.
Mentorship Profile: Paul Dowsett on Carson Woods
Following the previous profile of Paul Dowsett as a...
The Old Shoe Factory, 57 Mill Street, Brampton
I am responsible as the Architect for the Adaptive Refit, Renovation and Restoration of this Century Old mass timber structure in downtown Brampton.
As...
The dialogue between building and nature - structure and site - is among the most fundamental considerations in the design of a cottage. Whether it is through materiality, siting, scale, or views...
Photo Credit : Nic Lehoux, Derek Lepper, via ArchdailyArchitectural Credit : Cannon DesignBuilt as an indoor Olympic long-track speed-skating venue for the Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Winter...
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Image Credit: Lintack Architects
Architectural Credit: Lintack Architects Incorporated
Location: Hamilton
Date of Completion: in construction
Architect: Lintack Architects...
Part of Nuit Blanche 2020 exhibit, McEwen School of Architecture, Laurentian University, Sudbury, ON
Re-purposing Wood as Architecture: The installation re-purposes laser cutter...
Location: Wembley, AlbertaArchitects: Teeple Architects Inc. and Architecture| Tkalcic Bengert
Date of Completion: 2015
OAA Awards 2017 Design Excellence Finalist The Philip J. Currie...
In this post of our Winter blOAAg series, “Temporary Architecture: Pavilions, Structures and Follies,” we take a look at the sculptural skating aids designed by Toronto-based RAW Design...
Location: Toronto, ON Architects: Dubbeldam Architecture + Design Date of completion: 2015OAA Awards 2016 Design Excellence WinnerSituated on a narrow lot in an older Toronto neighbourhood, the...
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